De Rode Wijngaard Keizer Culinair De Rode Wijngaard Keizer Culinair De Rode Wijngaard Keizer Culinair

The Red Vineyard Keizer Culinair, hand-painted in oil on canvas

The Red Vineyard that Vincent Van Gogh painted at Arles, in November 1888, is the only painting that the artist managed to sell while he was alive. It was bought by Anna Boch for 400 francs.

1.950,00 Framed painting
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For sale at Keizer Culinair Delivery not included Certificate of authenticity included Please let me know if I can assist, Erik
Frequently asked questions
Are your paintings hand-painted or printed?
All our Van Gogh reproductions are hand-painted in oil on canvas. You will not only see, but also feel and smell the brush strokes. Just like the original Van Gogh paintings.
What are your delivery times?
When the painting you want to order is in stock ("Now in Stock" mentioned where you select size) we usually send it the day after your order and estimated delivery outside of Europe by DHL is 3-4 days later.

Please view the Van Gogh reproductions in stock by clicking here.

When the painting of your choice is not in stock, delivery usually takes 6 - 7 weeks.
Do the paintings come framed?
No, we send the paintings rolled in a hard plastic tube for maximum protection. To ship frames would also be very expensive and there is more chance of damage. We do have a selection of small paintings with antique frames.

This video may help to select the right frame at your local framer.
Can we visit Van Gogh Studio in Amsterdam?
We don't have a gallery at the moment. But you are welcome at Bistrot Neuf at Haarlemmerstraat 9 in Amsterdam for a Van Gogh Menu lunch. During lunch, hand-painted replicas by Van Gogh Studio hang on the walls around you.

Clich here for more info, menu, link for reservation etc.

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About the Painting

There was a local vineyard that enraptured Van Gogh completely, especially with the way its colors were getting transformed into red and yellow hues of autumn.

The days were getting shorter and Van Gogh had less time to capture these beautiful views. This must be one of those days when Van Gogh worked outdoors during the early evening, as the sunlight reflected in the river, flowing by the side of the vineyard.

The painting was put up at the annual exhibition of Lex XX in Brussels in the year 1890. Anna Boch, who was an art collector from Belgium and an impressionist painter, bought the painting for 400 Francs. She was known to Van Gogh as the sister of his friend Eugene Boch.
 
The painting was later acquired by Sergei Shchukin, a Russian Collector, nationalized by the Bolsheviks and then passed on to the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow.

Size without frame: 100 x 124 cm / 48.8 x inch

For sale at Keizer Culinair, Amsterdam.
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